Germans Recast as Axis Air War Hits Cities
Berlin and other German cities faced night raids by Allied air forces as incendiaries and explosives struck residential districts. The high command reported 14 dead and 41 injured, while Britain tallied 80 total losses for the day, including 67 in London.
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Berlin
Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
High Command
R. A F
Britain
London
Southampton
Port Victoria
Liverpool
England
Thames
Communiene
North Sea
Channel
der Anevvriff
Goebbels
der Anpriff
Moon and Tide Favor Hitler in Next Week Invasion Talk
London reports that the moon and tide will aid Adolf Hitler for several days next week if he attempts to invade England. Nautical Almanac sources predict the highest tide at 1 03 p.m. on September 18 with a full moon, Dover high tide near 18 feet 6 inches and low near 14 feet, a 4 foot rise noted as significantly aiding shore approaches.
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London
Adolf Hitler
England
Dover
Brown Heads Camera Club First Lawrence Organi zation
Gordon Brown of Haskell Institute was elected president of the Lawrence Amateur Camera Club at the first fall meeting held at Hixon's studio. Howard Lindley was named vice president, Herbert Jones secretary treasurer. The next meeting is September 25 at 7:30 in the studio. Monthly contests and winter lectures planned. all city photography enthusiasts invited.
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Gordon Brown
Haskell Institute
Lawrence Amateur Camera Club
Hixon
Howard Lindley
Herbert Jones
Nazi policy orders only white French to Germany for labor
The German army is removing only white French war prisoners to Germany to meet racial purity standards, leaving about 400000 Senegalese Algerians and other colonials plus Jews in occupied France prisons. Escaped prisoners disclose that nearly two million French enlisted men are used in German harvest and labor.
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France
Germany
Sam Coggins Pays College Fees With Nickels
Sam A. Coggins of Nettleton Mississippi, who peddled peanuts to fund his education, paid his $120 fees at Mississippi State with 2 400 nickels counted by the cashier, the funds earned from selling goobers.
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Peanuts State College
Miss
Sam A. Coggins
Nettleton
Sam
Mississippi State
Plane carry plan outlined with 2500 aircraft trips daily
The proposal envisions 2 500 planes conducting four round trips per day to execute the operation.
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Tory
Bloodhounds Track Two Youthful Desperadoes in Texas
Bloodhounds trailed the Red River bottoms in search of two youthful desperadoes accused of kidnapping and slaying Deputy Sheriff George Robertson of Lamar County. The officer’s body was found last night near Powderly ten miles north of Paris where he served as deputy.
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Paris
Tex
Red River
George Robertson
Lamar
Powderly
Here
Lions Club hears medical talk on infantile paralysis
Dr. Ray Enders described forms symptoms and possible causes and treatment of infantile paralysis at Wiedemann's meeting. Dr. J M Mott compared current epidemic cases with the 1930 outbreak. The club adopted a budget and heard committee reports. New member Phil Potter of Holland Fur nace Co introduced. guests Veil Bratton and Emory Scott from Creston IA attended.
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Ray Enders
Lions' Club
Wiedemann
J. M. Mott
Phil Potter
Holland Furnace Company
Veil Bratton
Emory Scott
Creston
Hancher Named New Iowa University Head
Virgil Melvin Hancher 44 year old Chicago lawyer is named president of Iowa University in Iowa City. A native of Rolfe Iowa he is an Iowa alumnus who earned an A B in 1918 and a 1924 Iowa law degree, after a Rhodes scholarship and a 1922 Oxford degree. His home is Evanston Illinois.
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Virgil Melvin Hancher
Chicago
Iowa University
Iowa City
Rolfe
Navy
Oxford
Evanston, Ill
Woman Is Sentenced On Robbery Charge In Kansas
Mrs. Bessie Miller, 27, Iola, pleaded guilty to a robbery charge and received a 1 to 5 year sentence at the women's industrial farm from District Judge Vernon Bowersock. She was arrested July 29 near the Kansas Missouri border with her brother Ernest Potter and Robert Howerton after an intensive hunt for two men wanted on kidnap and robbery charges.
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Galena
Kan
Bessie Miller
Iola
Vernon Bowersock
Ernest Potter
Robert Howerton
Joplin
Kansas-Missouri
Wheat seeding advances in western Kansas fields
Winter wheat seeding progressed rapidly in the western third of Kansas last week while other areas remained too wet to work. Early seeded crops show excellent prospects for fall and winter pasture. Volunteer wheat grows well as late corn and fodder crops improve.
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Topeka
Keta
Electric Service and Freedom in America
An appeal extols electric service as a symbol of freedom and progress in the United States. It praises abundant resources, high consumption of oil and cars, and notes electricity costs have fallen over 12 to 15 years while usage lowers bills further. It credits electric workers and thanks readers for support.
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Electric Company
Tooth Paste Prices Seen in Local Shopper List
A dated scan shows prices for oral care items including Tooth PC at 50 cents, Pepsode at 25 cents, Pebeco at 25 cents, Lyons at 75 cents, and Vince at one dollar, reflecting midcentury retail tags.
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TOOTH
Lyons
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Nehi Corporation
Friaight
CBS
Nehi Bottling CO
Texas
Lions ' Club
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Alexander Smith
Tion. Kroehler
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Sharpe & Dohme
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Salipatice
Tooth P
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